Teach at British School of Maglie in Italy
Italy
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Internationally accreditedInternationally accreditedAbout British School of Maglie
The British School Maglie is part of the International Association of British Schools of English (AIBSE) and is also the seat of the AIBSE Presidency. British School of English has been present in Italy for over 60 years with more than 70 offices throughout the country.
The British School Maglie is one of the most modern and technologically advanced language schools in Italy. It has equipped classrooms that allow for effective teaching of languages and IT.
Teaching Of The English Language:
Communication, as a key tool of language, is the main objective of each of our courses. For this reason, the teacher himself will be able to choose, at any time, the most appropriate strategy for his class and the individual student.
Our methodology is the result of decades of experience and constant updating, also leveraging the most modern technologies.
- Accurate grammatical explanations
- Guided Conversation Exercises
- Listening exercises
- In-depth reading
- Pronunciation and Phonetics exercises
- Free Conversations That Involve the Whole Class
- Knowledge of English and American civilization alternating traditional methods with cutting-edge techniques and teaching aids
Furthermore, we are partners with the best internationally recognized publishers who provide the best materials!
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